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Message: <blockquote data-quote="drnuncheon" data-source="post: 910797" data-attributes="member: 96">...and the wizard can take it out in one round.  Your point? I personally wouldn't be calling the ranger a loser if you need him to stand on the other side of the giant for you.As far as the rest of the comparison goes:Sneak attack: extra damage under certain circumstances.  Generally needs stealth or teamwork to set up.  Less chance to hit, because your rogue BAB is lower than the ranger's.Favored enemy: extra damage whenever you hit (multiplied on criticals, I believe) and bonuses to a whole lot of skills.  A lot of people forget the skills in their rush to tally up their damage.  Pretty much anything you do against a favored enemy, you get a bonus to - and in 3.5, it's a significant bonus, up to a +10.J</blockquote>